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Chicago Dramatists Announces La Nuit Virtual Event - A Night of Theatre and Transformation on Saturday, August 7th, 2021

What's happening in the arts world - The Boston Globe

What’s happening in the arts world Updated April 8, 2021, 8:00 p.m. Email to a Friend MUSIC Pop & Rock DREAMER’S CIRCUS Celebrity Series presents a prerecorded concert from Copenhagen by this vibrant Danish trio. Consisting of fiddler Rune Tonsgaard Sorensen (also of the Danish String Quartet), pianist/accordionist Nikolaj Busk, and Nordic cittern player Ale Carr, the band is steeped in Nordic folk music traditions but never hesitant to give them its own distinctive spin. Live Q&A with the artists afterward. April 9, 7:30 p.m. Watchable until April 15. ABOLITION 2021 Abolition Apostles is hosting four concerts across the next four Fridays to raise funds for a hospitality house for families and allies of people incarcerated at the notorious Louisiana State Penitentiary. Among the participating performers: Kronos Quartet, The War and Treaty, Boots Riley, Brandi Carlile, Sam Amidon, Adrianne Lenker, and Vijay Iyer.

A Spring Season That Beckons, Even If Theaters Aren't Quite Ready To Reopen

Theatre Review: Baltimore's Theatre Project offers online one-person show, 'Unveiled'

Writer-performer Rohina Malik in her one-woman performance of “Unveiled” presented by Baltimore’s Theatre Project. Sit down to tea and listen to masterful storytellers spin tales of personal pain and triumph, each with a different flavor and experience. Yet each character is portrayed by the same, gifted actress, Rohina Malik. “Unveiled” is the one-woman show adapted for online consumption and is now streaming, courtesy of Baltimore’s Theatre Project. Mixed with humor and pathos, Rohina Malik’s writing and acting are in perfect harmony with this one-woman show which she has performed across the United States. For a Zoom-style performance in an intimate space, such as an apartment, it must be adjusted for the lack of interplay with a live audience. Malik’s sparkling eyes and open persona easily connect with the camera. Her scaled down performance still offers a wonderful glimpse into the different characters she has created, honed, and sharpened after years of stage

Rousuck's Review: One-Woman Plays From Everyman, Theatre Project

J. Wynn Rousuck has been reviewing theater for WYPR s Midday (and previously, Maryland Morning) since 2007. Prior to that, she was the theater critic of The Baltimore Sun, where she reviewed more than 3,000 plays over the course of 23 years. Her feature coverage for The Sun included a comprehensive series chronicling the development of the Tony Award-winning musical, “Hairspray.” Judy got her start at The Cleveland Press and at Cleveland’s fine arts radio station, WCLV. Her broadcasting experience also includes a year as an on-air theater critic for Maryland Public Television.